I don't think the medieval part is entirely accurate, but still funny4mo ⋅ Rambourn ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Terra preta: the supersoil that stays fertile for millennia with the help of trace minerals in rainwater (explanation in comments)5mo ⋅ Amazing-Barracuda496 ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Maybe, just maybe, the Ancient Egyptians were neither of those9mo ⋅ Jokerang ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Not like we have the well preserved corpses of several Great Pharaohs on public display or anything1yr ⋅ Born_Bird_8404 ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Not like we have the well preserved corpses of several Great Pharaohs on public display or anything3yr ⋅ MetallicaDash ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
What happens when you exist before the written word3yr ⋅ catras_new_haircut ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
The Mongols conquest of other nomadic tribes be like...3yr ⋅ BeefSwellinton ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Who would ever trust the person with the most experience?1yr ⋅ TheRealJamesGamesYT ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
seriously, some of y’all need to chill. as long as it’s not deliberately revisionist— it’s just a meme, not a doctoral thesis4yr ⋅ Tappyy ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Give or take a couple from the intermediate periods1yr ⋅ Longjumping_Job_483 ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
I wonder how many comments I’m going to get asking me about this battle1yr ⋅ TheRealJamesGamesYT ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Fuck the Persians all my homies hate the Persians3yr ⋅ Nubianmythologymemes ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Just made this Ancient Egypt iceberg. Plan on making a video about it soon1yr ⋅ D_Van_DerLinde ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
When people pretend that human rights were better back when slavery was legal in the Achaemenid Empire. (explanation in comments)1yr ⋅ Amazing-Barracuda496 ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
In honour of all the Amenhoteps that had their names chiseled out4yr ⋅ King_Steve62 ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Jumping from informative videos on egyptian news to not quite aliens but still dumb4yr ⋅ MetallicaDash ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
Carthage was never salted as that would have bankrupted the Roman Republic2yr ⋅ PrimeCedars ⋅ r/Ancient_History_Memes
